Category: Process
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New Framed Original Painting: “Ever Vigilant” for Day 62 of 366 Days of Winters.
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Rolling out new art in custom frames left and right! A few weeks ago a buyer contacted me about getting his purchase custom mounted in one of my hand sculpted frame and I was happy to work out a deal. He got “Construction of Form” framed and I’m super please with how it turned out:…
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Live Art Seminar and Demo at Marcas Gallery.
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in ProcessLive workshop and demo! I’ll be working and answering questions live and in person this coming Saturday at Marcas Gallery in Santa Ana, California. Sponsored by the good folks at Trekell Art Supplies, I’ll be answering any art-related questions proposed by the audience while working live on a new painting. In Marcas’ own words: “Marcas…
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New Art: “Concurrence.”
Here’s a new one along with a bit of process. This piece was started a few days ago in a quick nightly session that was “livecast” via my Instagram page. I call these little endeavors “first lines” sessions as I’ll usually start with the first few lines of graphite and then post every 10-15 minutes or…
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Strata Upon Strata.
Oh, this piece… Finally, finally finished. A weird timeline behind this painting. Originally begun as a drawing months and months ago, it was left abandoned in “the stack” and sort of left for dead as it evolved too ambitiously beyond what I had the patience or interest to complete. It remained untouched until a longtime…
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Release The Kraken!
Cue Liam Neeson voice, or Laurence Olivier if you’re more of a purist! This is a recently finished new painting for a pretty cool new show at Subtext Gallery, opening Friday, August 12. The show is based around the classic “Release the Kraken!” line uttered by Liam Neeson in the 2010 remake of Clash of…
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Overflow for a New Show.
Here’s a recently finished painting for the upcoming “Anicomically Correct” show at Distinction Gallery, this Saturday, July 9th. The reception for goes from 6-10PM, and I’ll be there, hanging out and chatting. The show is loosley based around comic-related art in conjunction with the San Diego Comic Con, which I can talk about more later.…
